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Leprosy is a public health problem in Bangladesh. The resultant disabilities, social stigmas and econo
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...ondition. A medical diagnostic centre constitutes an important part of the health care system. Diseases are commonly diagnosed with respect to the causative
...straightforward matter regulated under some guidelines of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. In the capital city of Dhaka there are about a hundred
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...s]], computer science, [[agriculture]], radiobiology, nuclear medicine and health physics under eleven research and technical divisions. The most significant
...tinues its basic and applied research mainly in the fields of the Physical Sciences. Research in physics, solar energy development, and nuclear and solar energ
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'''Sandhani''' a voluntary organisation in the health sector concentrating on building up human blood and organ bank. It was esta
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''See also'' [[Drug|drug]], [[Health and Health Sciences|health and health sciences]].
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...diseases that are linked more to inadequate nutrition than to climatic or health and sanitation factors, although the latter certainly may contribute to the
..., extremely high man-to-land ratio, over-crowding, malnutrition, very poor health and sanitation conditions, etc, inevitably mean that the country is destine
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...quent years many such came into existence for which reason the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of Government of Bangladesh formulated a principle and g
5. Institute of Applied Health Sciences, Chittagong.
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...the routine immunisation programme of the government. In Bangladesh World Health Organisation sponsored [[Extended Programme on Immunisation|extended progra
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...hospital stay, early return to work and practically no damage to cosmetic health made this procedure most acceptable to surgeons and patients alike worldwid
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...airman of the Polio Eradication Certification Committee of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. It may be mentioned here that he first introduced vacci
...f the Bangladesh Academy of Sciences since 1975. The Bangladesh Academy of Sciences honoured him with the award of BAS – Professor Emeritus Dr. Sultan Ahmed
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...edible salts according to government specifications. The Institute of Food Sciences and Technology (IFST) of the Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industria
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...ts of science to focus the community at the centre of interventions rather health of individuals. Certainly, certain types of problems can be better addresse
...ity towards addressing shared problems. The Alma-Ata declaration endorsed 'Health for all by the year 2000' but the honest intention is not achieved.
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...losis, polio and measles. All of these diseases are preventable. The World Health Organisation has undertaken a programme for 'universal child immunisation'
...EPI cost represents approximately 0.06% of GDP. The per capita budget for health and family planning in Bangladesh today is about $3.5, far less than the EP
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...ists effective and meaningful in formulating and implementing the National Health Programme. The headquarters of the society is located in Dhaka.
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...EC are conducted under three research wings: physical sciences, biological sciences and [[engineering]].
...t to Dinajpur Sadar Hospital are the institutions working under biological sciences.
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...ly related to crowding and inadequate ventilation. The disease is a public health problem of both the developing and industrialised countries.
...e smallpox vaccine which was made in Bangladesh by the Institute of Public Health (IPH) at insignificant cost and which led to eradication of smallpox from B
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...nd infant. Such children may also have visual or hearing defects, and poor health may develop. Syphilis is sometimes detected from blood tests, but often the
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...ble by vaccination and the vaccine is available in all hospitals and major health centres of Bangladesh. [Md Mahbub Murshed]
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...Murshidabad, India, he spent the major part of his life in the Government Health Services in different key positions after getting the MB degree in 1938 and
...gicha, Dhaka, for the diabetics. He succeeded in establishing the diabetes health-care and research institute complex, named the Bangladesh Institute of Rese
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...e made to administer the vaccine through an elaborate network of community health care centres and with the participation of a large number of volunteers. A
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...nt and nursing care for mentally retarded, sick or injured persons. Mental health service in Bangladesh is poorly developed compared to the developed and mos
...vate clinics have also wards for mental patients. In 1999 a 50 beds Mental Health Hospital with outdoor facilities was established in Sylhet under private ma
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...of high prevalence throughout the year. It thus constitutes a major public health problem for the country. Asymptomatic carriers may often transit into episo
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...ology of nuclear medicine in this case can be adopted some day as a public health tool. Radioactive atoms commonly used in the different centres of nuclear m
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...reatment in villages, dental patients have to report to the nearby upazila health complexes for their emergency treatment. With the existing treatment facili
...h. Actually there is one dental surgeon for every 0.2 million people. Oral health care delivery system in Bangladesh is conducted by the Dental Surgeons in t
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Kala-azar has been a public health problem in the Bengal moribund delta region since the early eighteenth cent
...ing are the data on recent Kala-azar cases collected by the Directorate of Health Services:
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...losis has been a major killer. Today it still ranks as one of the greatest health problems. The incidence of tuberculosis decreased significantly until aroun
...areness. Involvement and participation of private practitioners, different health institutions at upazila level, and medical colleges are essential for succe
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...sthesiology, ophthalmology, laryngology, gynaecology and obstetrics, child health and cardiology. Dhaka Medical College and DMCH were under one administratio
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...versity of Dhaka; Part-time Faculty of the James P. Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University (2005-2009).
...y; Fellow, IPPS, Uppsala University, Sweden; Fellow, Bangladesh Academy of Sciences.
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...dic concept of life, became the important source of all systems of medical sciences. In course of time it became a part of culture and heritage of the people o
...ople of the country still use traditional medicine for management of their health problems. [Abdul Ghani and Mostafa Kamal Pasha]
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...ly refers to all conditions that affect health, and according to the World Health Organisation may include such things as food sanitation, rainwater drainage
...ives of providing sanitation facilities are to maintain and improve public health and to minimise environmental pollution. Sanitation can contribute greatly
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Hakeemi treatment is an officially recognized popular method of health management in Bangladesh. About 4,000 qualified and professionally trained
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...e influence of Rev Father Lafont, he developed an interest in the physical sciences.
...lth. Later he joined Christ College, Cambridge, to prepare for the Natural Sciences Tripos examination and obtained the BA degree of the Cambridge University a
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...success of small pox eradication from Bangladesh, the Institute of Public Health (IPH) played a vital role in preparing the vaccine and making the vaccinati
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...other problems such as poor communication, lack of electricity, inadequate health services, etc. Defecation in open air is common all over Bangladesh. Overal
...y|dysentery]]; [[Food-borne Disease|food-borne disease]]; [[Health Profile|health profile]].
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...traditional medicine has been very comprehensively described by the World Health Organisation (WHO 1976) in the following way: 'Traditional medicine is the
The traditional system of medicine is now being taken seriously by the World Health Organisation, Western medicine establishments, and Governments of many Thir
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...se facts admittedly highlight the gravity of the illness as a major global health problem. In Bangladesh, available data indicate that approximately 3% of he
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...s prematurely to mental and physical stresses, leading to deterioration of health. Most patients receive limited or no medical attendance and, in case of dea
...es common to the women as well as those associated with their reproductive health. Among female members of destitute households 13 per thousand female member
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...ring this disaster. People of the cyclone affected area experienced severe health problems such as diseases like diarrhoea, jaundice, typhoid' and pneumonia
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...could not continue his education there for more than two years due to ill health. After a lapse of two years he started again at the Albert School from wher
...and cultural activities. He was an exponent of the cultivation of arts and sciences through one's mother tongue. He himself wrote a lot in Bangla and encourage
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...f food-borne diseases are common in many developing countries where public health and sanitation facilities are inadequate. Incidence of food-borne diseases
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...es (1985), ''Right Livehood Award'' from Sweden (1992) and ''International Health Hero Award'' from Berkeley University in 2002. GK's innovative programme wa
...hore islands of Kutubdia, Moheskhali and Charfashon. GK has established 40 Health Clinics in 25 Upazila and 4 secondary care hospitals at Savar, Dhaka City,
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...des of treatment and also largely determines perceptions about disease and health prevailing among common folk. Some recent studies have found that the peopl
...ependent of the cultural influences that dominate rural life. Reproductive health problems and vaginal discharge in particular, may be explained in several w
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In 1980 the government established Bangladesh College of Agricultural Sciences (BCAS) to extend higher education in [[Agriculture|agriculture]]. Through t
...icultural University (BSMRAU) are: to offer higher degrees in agricultural sciences;' to generate useful data and information through applied agricultural rese
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...t components of the country's family planning budget. The Fourth and Fifth Health and Population Projects of the 1990s injected very substantial funds into t
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...ng Trinity College, Cambridge. He graduated with honours in the mechanical sciences in 1913 and obtained master degree in 1918. Casey started his careerer as a
.... The climate, the long hours and the frustrations of the job affected his health, but he enjoyed enjoy the affection of the politicians and officials he had
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...ed Professor Robert Jamison for acquiring knowledge on Geology and Natural Sciences. He joined as head assistant of the chief of Ordnance Survey of Ireland Jos
...chief of Geological Survey Department of India in 1876 due to his failing health. After this, he settled in the Rugby town of England and died on 17 July 18
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...wing natural disasters such as cyclone and monsoon flooding. Poor personal health and sanitation are the main factors aiding the spread of the disease.
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...stablished the Indian Medical Service (IMS) in 1764 to look after European health in British India. Medical Colleges were established in the three Presidency
...from epidemic diseases threatened the security of this force and prompted health measures across the subcontinent. By mid-19th century Britain was entering
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At present the World Bank, UNICEF, Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE), Bangladesh Water Development Board, British Geological
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...n. The faculty of Science was created in 1969, while the faculty of social sciences and commerce were launched in 1971.
...ed institutes- Institute of Community Ophthalmology and Institute of Child Health and eleven affiliated colleges.
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...er, malnutrition caused by the under-supply of nutrients is a major public health problem in the country. A downward trend in the intake of cereals, pulses,
...the World Bank to cushion the adverse effects of free market transition on health of the poor. Among these, a major project was the National Integrated Nutri
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...associated with poor nutrition and lack of basic knowledge of people about health matters.
...respectively for the 130 million people of Bangladesh. Based on the World Health Statistics, new cancer cases in Bangladesh have been estimated at 167 per 1
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...made to administer the vaccines through an elaborate network of community health care centres and with the participation of a large number of volunteers. A
...too costly to afford by average Bangladeshi given the fact that per capita health budget in Bangladesh is just about a meagre sum of $3 which is perhaps less
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...ding to a Bachelor Degree of Arts (BA Pass Course) or a Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSS pass course).
...iting Group), History Club, Association for Medical Help and Environmental Health Promotion, International Understanding and Relation Club, Cultural Club, Le
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...environments and pollution of the air, soil and water has become a serious health hazard in different parts of the world. Arsenic (As) and arsenic compounds
...ll, particularly in the western border districts. The Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE) made the first discovery by testing a few [[Well|well]]s
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...sharply. Even the drinking water in Rangamati town supplied by the Public Health Engineering Department contained bacteria over 10 times of the acceptable n
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...earch in the country. Its activities cover all the domains of agricultural sciences having direct bearing on terrestrial and aquatic productivity.
...rsity are: (i) to provide higher education in all branches of agricultural sciences; (ii) to conduct basic and applied research on various aspects of [[Agricul
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...to 1835 and left the city because the climate had an adverse impact on his health. Gangadhara settled at Shaidabad (Berhampore) and became a Court physician
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...found in schizophrenic patients. About one fifth of all patients in mental health facilities of Bangladesh are schizophrenic. Psychosis is equally common in
...e majority of the neurotic patients in Bangladesh seek help at the general health service, which often leads to prolonged distress and unnecessary prescripti
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...in different branches of humanities but also in the practical and applied sciences as well, a deeply felt necessity of the preceding years. The princely donat
...urses for the degree of Master of Engineering in 1953 and Master of Public Health in 1947. Meanwhile, the Agricultural Institute at Barrackpore, which had op
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...housand books. It has been providing ISBN since 1996. Besides the National Health Library and Documentation Centre (NHLDOC) was established at Dhaka. Public
...reprography division and it provides valuable information. There are some sciences and technology based libraries in the country. These are: Library of [[Bang
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...ty of Biological Sciences in 1974, before that it was under the Faculty of Sciences. Department of Zoology was first located in the present Soil Science Depart
...itute are to develop systems and processes for utilization in agriculture, health and medicine, industry and energy; and to develop research activities in mo
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...through preventing and solving reproductive health problems. Reproductive health approach implies to those people who have the ability to reproduce and regu
...users of these programmes and also have the greatest problem of access to health services. Equal importance should be given to promote male responsibility a
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...for Inquiring into the History, Civil and Natural, the Antiquities, Arts, Sciences and Literature, of Asia.'
...six years there. Of the two, Jones, however, maintained a somewhat better health. On 25 February 1790 Jones delivered The Seventh Anniversary Discourse and
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...re relatively mild and the disease is not regarded as a significant public health problem. As such no prophylactic measures are usually recommended in uncomp
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...f mosquito control, and deterioration, during the past 30 years, of public-health infrastructures.
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...the 1960s, the malarial parasite has returned with a vengeance. The World Health Organisation recently (2000) estimates that more than 100 countries, and 40
...nce' In Bangladesh, malaria has always been a major [[Public Health|public health]] problem. It is still endemic in the northern and eastern parts bordering
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...ngladesh'' (Humanities), ''Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bangladesh'' (Sciences) and ''Asiatic Society Patrika'' (Bangla), each twice a year. Besides these
...n Trust Fund || 1988 || Professor Shafiqur Rahman || Humanities and Social Sciences.
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...ha's initiative resulted in the establishment of the National Institute of Sciences in India (later renamed the Indian National Science Academy) in Kolkata in
...demic interests, Saha proved to be an indefatigable worker. After 1954 his health began to give way. On 16 February 1956, while on a visit to New Delhi in co
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Sanitation, waste disposal and health hazards Because of increased flooding in low-lying coastal areas there will
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...e assistants would help European doctors and surgeons who looked after the health of European civilians and military employees and also reduce the company's
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...desh Agricultural University, Mymensingh, Chittagong Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Sylhet Agricultural University and Food and Agriculture Organis
...haring of information and effective coordination between animal and public health personnel be ensured. It is also necessary to share information and underta
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...soil and nutrient management and regular monitoring of the changes in soil health.
...ient management research thus advocates suitable remedies to keep the soil health intact. The objectives are: i) increasing the efficiency of fertilisers for
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...s of [[Bangladesh Soil|bangladesh soil]]s as regards general fertility and health are briefly enunciated below.
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